How Do You Find A Low Income Energy Assistance Program?
The price of electricity keeps rising, and gas prices aren’t getting much better, either. Are you worried that you might not be able to afford to heat your home this winter? Apply for a low income energy assistance program! Not sure how or where to find a low income energy assistance program? Follow the steps below! TALK TO YOUR CASEWORKER. If you are classified as low income, you probably already have a caseworker. If not, you might want to consider getting one. You can do this by visiting your local DFS (Division of Family Services) office. A caseworker is the person who handles food stamp applications, Medicaid, and TANF. Due to rising unemployment rates, many caseworkers only see individuals who make appointments. Do not be late for your appointment, and expect to spend a significant amount of time waiting. If your caseworker is unavailable, or unable to help refer you to a low income energy assistance program, please proceed to step 2. CONTACT YOUR LOCAL LIHEAP AGENCY. LIHEAP, as
